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  1. Student Spotlight: LauraLee Brott (PhD Cand.) will be presenting "The graphics of knowledge in the 12th-c. Tournai maps of Asia & Palestine" as part of the Maps & Society Lecture Series The Warburg Institute in London. Her talk will explore how the maps textually & materially relate to the ms they are bound to. #uwmadison #uwmadisonarthistory #medievalmaps #tournaimaps #arthistory #medievalart (1/2)

  2. Student Spotlight: The latest issue of SEQUITUR includes an informal report on Ph.D. Student Levi Shermans’s ongoing research into how contemporary artists have engaged w/the library as a site and a subject. This research draws from art history, the cultural history of libraries, & info science to better understand how the artists relate differently to the library than the archive or museum. (1/2)

  3. Enjoy your Spring Break Badgers! Have a wonderful and relaxing week off and safe travels! 🦡 🏖

  4. Faculty News: Last month, Profs. Jill H. Casid, Nancy Rose Marshall, & Jennifer Pruitt participated in the 111th
    @caavisual
    Annual Conference in NYC. Congratulations on your sessions & presentations!

  5. The Department of Art History is now on LinkedIn! Follow us on the platform for similar social media posts and more job-related content!

    You can find us here: linkedin.com/company/uw%E2%80%

  6. Please join us this Thursday, March 9th, for Art History GradForum's lecture "Queer & Trans Abstractions in Contemporary Art" by Dr. Lex Lancaster (Ph.D., 2017) at 5:00pm.

  7. Summer 2023 Course Highlight: This summer, Dr. Kyungso Min will be teaching ART HIST 431: "New Media Art," asynchronous online, during June 26th–August 6th, 2023. Sophomore Standing | Humanities Breadth | L&S Credit.

    Introduces philosophy and theory relevant to the study of art history and visual cultures with a focus on a particular body of theoretical work and an organization in terms of key questions and concepts.

  8. Faculty News: Director of the Sardis Expedition and Art History Professor Nick Cahill has recently published the latest newsletter from the excavations and restorations taking place at Sardis in modern western Turkey.
    You can read the latest finds here: sardisexpedition.org/en/news

  9. Summer 2023 Course Highlight: Dr. Sarah Stolte will be teaching ART HIST/AMER IND 359 "American Indian Art History: Contemporary Issues" May 22–June 18 | Online | T 9–10:50AM | AMER IND 100 or Sophomore Standing | Ethnic Studies | L&S Credit | Humanities Breadth.
    This is the 1st time that this course will be offered since 2013!

    This course is designed to provide an intro to Native North American Indian (1/2)

  10. Alumni Update: Thank You Amy L. Powell!
    Thank you Dr. Amy L. Powell (Ph.D., 2012) for your lecture, "The PhD and Curatorial Work: Curating between Artists and Institutions, and Developing Long Arcs of Inquiry," and kicking off our Distinguished Alum Lecture Series.
    We look forward to next year's Distinguished Alum Lecture in 2024! 🤩🦡🎓

  11. Summer 2023 Course Highlight: This summer, PhD Cand. Mateusz Ferens will be teaching ART HIST 303 "Heroes and Villains," asynchronous online, June 5–July 28, 2023. Sophomore Standing | Humanities Breadth | L&S Credit.

    In this course, we will dive into an exploration of human values as they are represented in our heroes & villains. This course will take a thematic approach in which we explore such (1/3)

  12. SAVE THE DATE for Day of the Badger 2023 on Tuesday, March 28th–Wednesday, March 29th! All donations made during Day of the Badger will go toward supporting our students! 🦡

    Learn more about Day of the Badger here:
    dayofthebadger.org/pages/uw-ma

  13. This Thursday! We hope to see you at our Inaugural Distinguished Alum Lecture this Thursday, February 9th, 2023 with Dr. Amy L. Powell. Dr. Powell's talk, "The PhD and Curatorial Work: Curating between Artists and Institutions, and Developing Long Arcs of Inquiry," will begin at 5:00pm.

  14. TODAY! Friday, Feb. 3rd, Art History Profs Anna Campbell & Guillermina de Ferrari w/Art History Affiliate Prof. Sarah Anne Carter will present their current research projects w/the goal of sharing & sustaining intellectual energy around visual cultures topics. The Faculty Research Forum will take place in the Hagen Room, Conrad A. Elvehjem Building Rm. 150 at 12:00pm CT.

  15. Faculty News: Professor Thomas E. A. Dale, the Simona and Jerome Chazen Distinguished Chair of Art History, has been elected to the Medieval Academy of America's Fellows Class of 2023. A prestigious honor, fellows are nominated by their colleagues within the medieval studies community.

    Congratulations Prof. Dale on this well-deserved achievement!

    #uwmadisonarthistory #uwmadison #arthistory #OnWisconsin #medievalacademy #medievalstudies #maafellow #medievalacademyofamerica #medievalart

  16. Welcome Back Badgers!!! 🦡 We hope that you have a wonderful first day of the Spring 2023 Semester!

  17. The excursion of Art History badgers ended w/dinner at The News Room in downtown Minneapolis. The exhibition, "Botticelli and Renaissance Florence: Masterworks from the Uffizi," closed Sunday, January 8th, 2023 at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. (2/2)

  18. Spring 2023 Course Highlight: Need a seminar for spring? Curious about Qatar after watching the ? Come think it through with us! ⚽️🏆 Prof. Pruitt will be offering AH 510/810 "From Mecca to Dubai: Architecture in Arabia" | W 5–7:30PM | L&S Credit.
    Email [email protected] to enroll.#meccatodubai

  19. Student Spotlight: Ph.D. Student Abby Armstrong Check has published a book review for Alison Locke Perchuk's 2021 book "The Medieval Monastery of Saint Elijah: A History in Paint and Stone" in the 53rd volume of "Comitatus: A Journal of Medieval and Renaissance Studies."
    You can access Abby's review here: muse.jhu.edu/pub/439/article/8

  20. Spring 2023 Course Highlight: Prof. Kirsten Phillips-Court will be offering AH 106 "Have Brush, Will Travel: The Italian Renaissance from Florence to Rome" MW 11–11:50 AM | No Prereqs! | L&S Credit | Humanities Breadth. 🎨

  21. Spring 2023 Course Highlight: Learn Greek sculpture's true colors this spring. Professor Nick Cahill will be teaching AH 302: "Greek Sculpture" TR 11:00 AM–12:15 PM. Sophomore Standing | L&S Credit | Humanities Breadth.

    Description: This course examines problems in style, techniques and reconstruction of glyptic sculpture, koroplastics, and bronzes from the Late Bronze Age through the fifth century B.C.

  22. Faculty News: Congratulations to Professor Jennifer Nelson for the publication of her article "A Ming Chinese and Spanish Imperial Collaboration in Southeast Asia: The Boxer Codex" in the latest issue of "The Art Bulletin." #uwmadison #uwmadisonarthistory #arthistory #OnWisconsin #theboxercodex #mingchina #spanisharthistory #earlymodernart #artbulletin

    You can access Prof. Nelson's article here: caa.tandfonline.com/doi/full/1

  23. Looking Back at 2022!🥳

    2022 was a major yr for @uw_arthistory as we hired a new Dept. Admin., Peggy Hacker, & Prof. Steffani Bennett as the Joan B. Mirviss Chair in Japanese Art. We also celebrated the career of Prof. Emerita Ann Smart Martin, awards & successes by both faculty & grad. students, along with notable alumni. We hope that you will remember this past year by pursuing our end of the year brochure, here: arthistory.wisc.edu/wp-content

  24. The Department of Art History wishes you a safe, healthy, and happy new year! 🎆 2023 is shaping up to be another exciting chapter in the history of our department! #2023

  25. Spring 2023 Course Highlight: Prof. Spaulding will be teaching ART HIST 408/600"Global Modernism" TR 9:30–10:45 AM. Sophomore Standing | L&S credit.

    Description: What does twentieth-century modernism look like from a global perspective? Is it possible to speak of a singular modernism at all, as opposed to a multiplicity of diverse modernisms, each responsive to local conditions?

  26. Spring 2023 Course Highlight: Ever considered yourself an outsider? Enroll in AH 303 "Outsider Art in America" TR 2:30–3:45 PM. Sophomore Standing | L&S Credit | Humanities Breadth.

    This course examines creative circumstances & visual/material motifs in works of visionary & outsider art in America framed in contrast to the "insider" artists &establishments presuming to determine certain art as "outsider."

  27. Ahmed also delivered a paper, “Preachers of Islamic architecture: Locating the Islamic in Egypt’s architectural discourse,” at the Middle East Studies Association (MESA) that took place in Denver, CO during December 1–4.

  28. Spring 2023 Course Highlight: Professor Nick Cahill will be offering AH201 "History of Western Art I: From Pyramids to Cathedrals" TR 1–2:15 PM. No Prereqs! | L&S Credit | Humanities Breadth. 𓁈 🏛️🏰🏯🕍

  29. is the first scholarly exhibition focused on Puerto Rican art to be organized by a large U.S. museum in nearly half a century."
    Congratulations Marcela!!! We're so proud of your accomplishments!
    #uwmadisonarthistory #uwmadison #arthistory #uwlacis #OnWisconsin #badgercurator #badgerarthistorian #NoExiste #whitneymuseum #hurricanemaria #puertorico

    Exhibition: whitney.org/exhibitions/no-exi
    (pt. 3)

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